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Vintage hair tutorial
This tutorial was created to show you how to make vintage style hair. I use Photoshop but it can be made in any paint program including MS Paint. |
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| Step 1: You will need a doll and a hair palette. With the darkest color of the palette, draw your outline. The only advice I have here is to leave about 2 to 3 pixels spaces between the strands. | Step 2: A difficult step this one, but I'm sure with practice you will be the best! Ok go... Flood fill with color #3... :p Ok guys that's a joke! It was the easiest one!!! |
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| Step 3: With color #4 start putting lights in there! See that's what I discover not so long ago, for good looking hair, you have to leave 2 or 3 pixels between the strands, so this way you can put your highlights right in the middle! | Step 4: With color #5 go over the highlights done on step 4 but don't go over all the line, just the middle, so both ends stay with color #4... Check out the pic, I have colored in green what you have to do, I think it's easiest to understand on a pic then reading my english! lollll |
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| Step 5: Almost same thing then step 4 but use the lightest color and go over the highlights done on step 4! | Step 6: So now you think your vintage hair looks perfect? Remember that details is the key to make beautiful dolls! With color #2 shade your hair outline. Check out the pic above to help you! It's almost the same then step 3 and 4, recolor the middle part of your outline lines leaving both ends darker. |
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| Step 7: With color #4 add some strands here and there just like I did! Check out the pic, the green will show you where to add them! | Step : Last but not least, shade your scalp with the outline color of the base! |
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Well that's it folks! Your done! Be original, do not reproduce this tutorial pixel by pixel, it as been made to show you how to make hair, adapt it to your own style! Base used for this tutorial is from Precious pixel. Any questions? Click here |
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